Analysis and Design of Pump House

AIJREAS VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2 (2017, FEB) (ISSN-2455-6300) ONLINE
ANVESHANAS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES

ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PUMP HOUSE
K. RAVALI (14E41D2002), Mr. T. MALYADRI, Associate Professor

M.Tech, Structural Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering,
SreeDattha Institute of Engineering & SreeDattha Institute of Engineering &
Science, Sheriguda, R.R Dist. Science, Sheriguda, R.R Dist.
ABSTRACT columns designed in this mini project were

Structural design is the primary aspect of civil considered to be axially loaded with uniaxial
engineering. The very basis of construction of any bending. Column and Beam Results are taken from
pump houses, residential house or dams, bridges, ARC BDS Software. Finally, the footings are
culverts, canals etc. is designing. Structural designed based on the loading from the column and
engineering has existed since humans first started to also the soil bearing capacity value for that
construct their own structures. particular area. Most importantly, the sections must
be checked for all the four components with regard to
The foremost basic in structural engineering is the strength and serviceability.
design of simple basic components and members of a
pump house viz., Slabs, Beams, Columns, Wall and Overall, the concepts and procedures of designing
Footings. In order to design them, it is important to the basic components of a pumping station are
first obtain the general arrangement drawing of the described. Apart from that, the GAD of the structure
particular structure that is, positioning of the with regard to appropriate directions for the
particular pumps (control panel room, office room, respective rooms, choosing position of beams and
battery room, store room, outlet pipe, suction and columns are also properly explained.
delivery pipes etc.) such that they serve their
respective purpose and also suiting to the INTRODUCTION
requirement and comfort of the inhabitants. Thereby Civil engineering is the oldest engineering
depending on the suitability; plan layout of beams among all the engineering branches. For the
and the position of columns are fixed. Thereafter, the past two decades information technology
loads are calculated namely the dead loads, which
has bought revolutionary changes in
depend on the unit weight of the materials used
(concrete, brick) and the live loads, which according engineering, civil engineering in not
to the code IS: 875-1987 is around 2 kN/m2. exceptional. Many softwares which are
useful for civil engineering were developed
Once the loads are obtained, the component takes the
such as Auto cad, Staad, Primavera etc. For
load first i.e. the slabs can be designed. Designing of
slabs depends upon whether it is a one-way or a two- analysis design, planning and detailing of
way slab, the end conditions and the loading. From the structures. In the contemporary
the slabs, the loads are transferred to the beam. The engineering field it is necessary to have
loads coming from the slabs onto the beam may be strong fundamental knowledge regarding the
trapezoidal or triangular. Depending on this, the
subject and relative software for economical
beam may be designed. Thereafter, the loads (mainly
shear) from the beams are taken by the columns. For and safe design of engineering structures.
designing columns, it is necessary to know the
moments they are subjected to. For this purpose, Therefore, in the present study a Pumping
frame analysis is done by STAAD PRO SOFTWARE. station (RCC) structure have been analysed,
After this, the designing of columns is taken up designed and detailed manually and using
depending on end conditions, moments, eccentricity software STAAD Pro, AUTOCAD and
and if it is a short or slender column. Most of the

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MSXL. Plinth area of the structure is structure should be within permissible
302.575 m2. Loads coming on to the limits.
structure were considered from IS 875:1987
and the structure was designed in TYPES OF FOOTINGS:
accordance with IS 456: 2000. a) Isolated footing:
The objectives of the present study include: In ordinary structures located on
1. Finalized GAD plan and elevation of reasonably firm soil, it usually suffices to
the structure provide a separate footing for every column.
2. Design of structural elements Such a footing is called an isolated footing.
manually It is generally square or rectangular in plan.
3. Analysis and design of structural The footing basically comprises a thick slab
elements using software: STAAD which may be flat, stepped or sloped.
pro. b) Combined footing:
4. Detailing of structural elements.
5. Getting familiar with structural A combined footing supports two or more
software (STAAD pro , Auto CAAD columns in a row when the areas required
) for individual footings are such that they
6. Getting real life experience with come very near each other. They are also
engineering practices. preferred in situations of limited space on
one side owing to the existence of boundary
PLANNING OF ROOMS IN PUMP line of private property.
HOUSE
For planning of the structure, there is a c) Strap footing:
necessity of knowing the various rooms
A strap footing comprises two or more
required by occupants. In the proposed, the
footings connected by a beam called strap.
various rooms in a plan provided are listed
This is also called cantilever footing or
below.
pump-handle foundation. This may be
a) Control panel room.
required when the footing of an exterior
b) Office room.
column cannot extend into an adjoining
c) Battery room.
private property.
d) Store room.
e) Attached bathroom. d) Wall footings:
FOOTING: Reinforced concrete footings are required to

support reinforced concrete walls, and are
The main purpose of the footing is also sometimes employed to support load-
effectively support the super structure bearing masonry walls. Wall footings
(columns or walls) by transmitting the distribute the load from the wall to a wider
applied loads, moments and other forces the area, and are continuous throughout the
soil without exceeding the safe bearing length of the wall. The footing slab bends
capacity of soil and the settlement of the essentially in the direction transverse to the

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wall, hence is reinforced mainly in the
transverse direction with only distributers in
the longitudinal direction.
COLUMNS:
Columns are structural elements used

primarily to support compressive loads.
They are usually square, rectangular,
circular, L-shaped or octagonal in cross
section it is reinforced with longitudinal and
transverse steel. Longitudinal steel
contributes to the load carrying capacity of
the section and transverse steel provide
lateral support to the longitudinal steel and
confines the concrete.
Classification: Fig: Types of columns based on the

reinforcement.
They can be classified as follows
Based on type of loading:
a) Axially loaded columns:
Interior columns of multistoried buildings

with symmetrical loads from all sides are
common and it is rarely obtained.
b) Columns with Uni-axial eccentric

loading:
This type of loading generally encountered

to beams from one side only such as the
edge column.
Fig : Types of columns based on loading.
c) Columns with Bi-axial eccentric loading:
STAIR CASE:
This type of loading is common in corner of
the column with beams rigidly collected at Stair cases are used in almost all
right angle buildings. A Stair cases consist of a number
of steps arranged in a series, with landing
at appropriate locations, for the purpose of
giving access to different floors of a
structure. The width of a stair cases may

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depends on the purpose for which it is
provided, and may generally vary between
in residential building to 2 m for public
buildings .A flight is the length of the stair
cases situated between two landings. The
number of steps in a flight may vary
between 3 to 12.
Fig: Stair cases
14.0 Pump House Roof Slab @ 243.500m Level

One long edge
(A) discontinous
One short edge
(B) discontinous
Two Adjacent Edges
(C) discontinuous
Data
0.12
Minimum percentage of steel
% As per clause 26.5.2.1 of IS: 456
(A) (B) (C)
Grade of concrete M 30 M 30 M 30
Grade of steel Fe 500 Fe 500 Fe 500
Clear cover of slab 25 25 25 mm
Thickness of the slab 150 150 150 mm
Dia of main R/F bar 10 10 10 mm
Eff. depth of slab 120 120 120 mm
Unit weight of kN/m
concrete 25 25 25
Load details
kN/m
Self weight of slab 3.75 3.75 3.75
kN/m
Live Load on the slab 1.5 1.5 1.5
kN/m
Total load, W 5.25 5.25 5.25
( 1.5
Factored load, Wu Factor )

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=
kN/m
7.875 7.875 7.875
Span details
Clear span, x-axis 3.2 3.815 3.815 m
Clear span, y-axis 3.815 4.2 5.93 m
Width of beam 0.3 0.3 0.3 m
Width of beam 0.3 0.3 0.3 m
Effective thk. of slab 0.12 0.12 0.12 m
Eff. Shorter Span, Lx 3.32 3.935 3.935 m
Eff. Longer Span, Ly 3.935 4.32 6.05 m
Longer span/Shorter span Ly/Lx Ly/Lx Ly/Lx
1.19 1.1 1.54
Two-way Two-way Two-way
Edge condition considered Cond'n 2 Cond'n 3 Cond'n 4
Two
One Long
B.M Coefficients Adjacent
One Short Edge Edge
As per table-4 clause D-1.1 and Edges
Discontinuous Discontinuou
24.4.1 of IS: 456 Discontinuou
s
s
(+)ve x 0.036 0.033 0.057
coefficients
obtained
Moment
y 0.028 0.028 0.035

(-)ve x 0.048 0.044 0.076
y 0.037 0.037 0.047

Therefore, the bending moments are as follows,
Mx = x
Wu Lx My = y Wu Lx
AUTO CAD: of text and comment boxes; and

AutoCADis a commercial computer-aided management of color, layer, and
design (CAD) and draftingsoftware measurements - in both landscape and
application. AutoCAD is licensed, for free, portrait modes.
to students, educators, and educational
institutions, with an 36-month renewable ARC BDS: (A Reinforced Concrete Beam
license available. In this project 2015 Detailing Software)
version used. AutoCAD supported drawing The Nodes Data and Beam
of lines, circles, and other shapes; creation Connectivity data can be given in the

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GUI(Graphic User Interface) of the
program, and it will generate the layout and
LS of the beams of the floor. The Data
Extraction from STAAD ANL file is only to
help the user populatethe GUI part of the
program (Nodes Data & Beam Data fields).
It Gives Accurate BOQ of steel of all the
beams.
Fig No: Pump House-3D Rendered View
Fig No: 3D Rendered View Of Corbel Beam
Fig No: Beam Bending Moment Diagram
Fig No: Crane Loading On Corbel Beam
Fig No: Wall And Raft Loading

Fig No: Pump House Whole Structure

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RESULTS
21.4 BASE PRESSURE CALCULATIONS FOR FOOTING: F4

Footing Length along X -axis Lx = 1.60 m
Footing Length along Z -axis Lz = 1.60 m
Width of column B = 0.30 m
Depth of Column D = 0.45 m
Thickness of Footing d = 0.45 m
(L x
Area of the Footing A = B) = 2.56 m2
Sectional Modulus About X axis Zx = (L x B2)/6 = 0.68 m3
Sectional Modulus About Z axis Zz = (B x L2)/6 = 0.68 m3

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Unit weight of soil = 21 kN/m
Unit weight of Concrete = 25 kN/m3
(P/A)+(Mx/Zx)+(Mz/Zz
Pmax = )
181.82 KN/m2
Pmin = (P/A)-(Mx/Zx)-(Mz/Zz)
31.89 KN/m2
Allowable
SBC = 220 KN/m2
SUPPORT REACTIONS (P,MX,MZ) FROM STAAD
JOIN Self
T LOAD COMBINATION P Mx Mz Wt. Pmax Pmin
5.4
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201 1.0DL+1.0LL 220.98 7 12.603 28.8 124.05 71.10
5.4
202 1.0DL+1.0WIN+X 205.62 2 12.861 28.8 118.34 64.79
5.5
203 1.0DL+1.0WIN-X 207.94 1 12.449 28.8 118.79 66.16
17.
204 1.0DL+1.0WIN+Z 219.88 3 13.474 28.8 142.16 52.12
6.5
205 1.0DL+1.0WIN-Z 193.46 9 11.977 28.8 114.02 59.62
5.2
206 1.0DL+1.0EQ+X 198.35 2 14.715 28.8 117.93 59.53
5.7
207 1.0DL+1.0EQ-X 215.31 6 10.753 28.8 119.55 71.17
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31.
208 1.0DL+1.0EQ+Z 239.98 8 14.046 28.8 172.13 37.85
20.
209 1.0DL+1.0EQ-Z 173.69 8 11.422 28.8 126.31 31.89
210 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0WIN+X 219.76 5.4 12.73 28.8 123.65 70.54
5.4
211 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0WIN-X 222.09 9 12.318 28.8 124.09 71.91
17.
212 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0WIN+Z 234.03 2 13.343 28.8 147.46 57.87
6.6
213 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0WIN-Z 207.61 1 11.846 28.8 119.38 65.31
214 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0EQ+X 212.5 5.2 14.584 28.8 123.24 65.28
5.7
215 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0EQ-X 229.46 4 10.622 28.8 124.85 76.91
31.
216 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0EQ+Z 254.13 8 13.915 28.8 177.44 43.60
20.
217 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0EQ-Z 187.84 8 11.291 28.8 131.67 37.58
218 4.9
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0CL+1.0EQ+X 212.62 7 14.647 28.8 123.05 65.56
219 5.5
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0CL+1.0EQ-X 229.58 2 10.685 28.8 124.66 77.20
220 31.
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0CL+1.0EQ+Z 254.25 5 13.978 28.8 177.25 43.88
221 21.
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0CL+1.0EQ-Z 187.96 1 11.355 28.8 132.14 37.20
222 4.9
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0SL+1.0EQ+X 218.36 5 16.258 28.8 127.62 65.48
223 5.4
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0SL+1.0EQ-X 235.33 9 12.296 28.8 129.23 77.12
224 31.
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0SL+1.0EQ+Z 259.99 5 15.589 28.8 181.82 43.80
225 21.
1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0SL+1.0EQ-Z 193.7 1 12.966 28.8 136.78 37.05
226 1.0DL+1.0LL+1.0SL+1.0CL 226.97 5 14.34 28.8 128.23 71.58
181.82 77.20
114.02 31.89
259.99

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CONCLUSION Website : www.dhanpatrai.in
After doing this project work, we have learnt 3. Design of Reinforced Concrete
a lot of things and gained a good knowledge Structures. P.Dayaratnam. Oxford &
of the practical application which were not IBH Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd. New
possible for us to learn in the class, as the Delhi.
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our engineering academic life is somewhat C-BDS%20Brochure.pdf
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based on the existing condition and 6. http://www.autodesk.in/products/autocad
surroundings. This project has not only /overview
taught us how to apply what we have learn
but also how to work with the changing
environment and condition of the site.
During the tenure of the project, we also
come across number of steps that can
followed to make our work easier, such as
making EXCEL spread sheets, small
software &Staad pro, etc. to design the
slabs, beams, columns, walls, Raft, footings,
etc. easily. As the main theme of this project
was not only learning or doing the project
based on software only but to learn and
develop the knowledge of manual designing
also and at the same time to develop an idea
to develop an idea of using the different civil
engineering knowledge with available
software packages such as MS Excel, VB,
GML, etc. to ease our work our design
procedure was accepted by our external and
our internal guide as good piece of work,
and we as a learn thanks them for their
unconditional help and support in bringing
out this project report.
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Structures. S.Ramamrutham.

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AIJREAS VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2 (2017, FEB) (ISSN-2455-6300) ONLINE

ANVESHANAS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES

K. RAVALI (14E41D2002), Mr. T. MALYADRI, Associate Professor

ABSTRACT columns designed in this mini project were

ANVESHANAS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES

FOOTING: Reinforced concrete footings are required to

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Columns are structural elements used

Classification: Fig: Types of columns based on the

Based on type of loading:

a) Axially loaded columns:

Interior columns of multistoried buildings

b) Columns with Uni-axial eccentric

This type of loading generally encountered

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Fig: Stair cases

14.0 Pump House Roof Slab @ 243.500m Level

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y 0.028 0.028 0.035

y 0.037 0.037 0.047

AUTO CAD: of text and comment boxes; and

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Fig No: Pump House-3D Rendered View

Fig No: 3D Rendered View Of Corbel Beam

Fig No: Beam Bending Moment Diagram

Fig No: Crane Loading On Corbel Beam

Fig No: Wall And Raft Loading

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21.4 BASE PRESSURE CALCULATIONS FOR FOOTING: F4

Sectional Modulus About X axis Zx = (L x B2)/6 = 0.68 m3

Sectional Modulus About Z axis Zz = (B x L2)/6 = 0.68 m3

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